AWP 2026 & Selected Memories Vol. 2 Launch Party Recap April 15, 2026 A recap of Hippocampus Magazine’s journey to AWP 2026 and our launch party for Selected Memories Vol. 2. Read full story →
CRAFT: The Things I Carried Out of Suburbia: Using Classic Structure to Write Memoir by Lori Lackland April 9, 2026 Some of us don’t write just to document; we write to survive. Read full story →
CRAFT: Music and Meaning in Memoir by John Garrison March 3, 2026 Music can be closely tied to our memories, and this can be a boon when we write about our past experiences. Read full story →
WRITING LIFE: Who Says Blogging is Passé? For Me, It Rocks by Dorothy Dean Walton March 3, 2026 It may seem old-fashioned these days, but my daily writing practice revolves around a personal blog. Read full story →
The 2026 We Love Short Shorts Contest for Flash Creative Nonfiction Open for Submissions Feb. 1-28 January 30, 2026 The 2026 We Love Short Shorts Contest for Flash Creative Nonfiction is open for Feb. 1-28, 2026. Prize: $250 + publication. Read full story →
Big Announcement: Selected Memories, Vol. 2: 15 Years of Hippocampus Magazine is on the Way January 10, 2026 Selected Memories Vol. 2: Fifteen Years of Creative Nonfiction from Hippocampus Magazine will be release in March 2026 Read full story →
Alumni Updates – Late 2025/Early 2026 January 9, 2026 We’re always pleased to share updates from our family of contributors and presenters. Here’s our Fall 2025/Early 2026 edition. Read full story →
INTERVIEW: Maddie Ballard, author of Patchwork: A Sewist’s Diary January 9, 2026 Patchwork is Maddie Ballard’s debut memoir, a collection of essays structured around the making of seventeen garments. Read full story →
INTERVIEW: Cindy Eastman, Editor of Grief Like Yours: A Story Collection of Life After Loss January 9, 2026 …talking to Cindy Eastman was like talking to a good friend… Read full story →
INTERVIEW: Kerry Neville, Author of Momma May Be Mad January 9, 2026 One day an irresponsible psychiatrist labeled her “hopeless,” and Neville… walked out of his office determined to prove him wrong. Read full story →